The art style of Yoshitaka Amano ( 天野 嘉孝 ), an artist known for his massive contribution in Final Fantasy. A portrait of Yoshitaka Amano, the character designer & illustrator legend behind the Final Fantasy series. We take a look at Amano's universe and art style.

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Music: FF1,6 and 9 OST.

About Yoshitaka Amano:
Yoshitaka Amano is renowned for his highly unique and mature art style, primarily targeted towards adult audiences. His artwork is deeply rooted in fantasy, deriving purely from his imagination. Amano's designs often feature asymmetry, a departure from the typical symmetrical norms, particularly evident in his clothing designs. He intricately weaves details into his creations, resulting in complex and visually captivating illustrations that are often considered art pieces in their own right. As a pure artist with a keen eye for concept art, Amano's work transcends mere visual representation. He favors overexposed or pale skin tones in his characters and meticulously renders thin, long hair, sometimes employing clever curling techniques. Utilizing a wide array of artistic tools and techniques, Amano experiments with colors, frequently incorporating white to enhance perspective and depth in his compositions. His characters often sport small noses and mouths, with subtle yet distinct differences between genders. Influenced by Arabian and Persian cultures, Amano's clothing designs prioritize style over practicality, resulting in visually striking yet often impractical attire. His repertoire extends beyond humanoid figures to include intricately designed monsters and playful minions, often characterized by elongated limbs and unique postures. Despite his prolific output, Amano prefers to focus on the creative process, eschewing attachment to past works in favor of continual exploration and experimentation. Drawing inspiration from a diverse array of cultures, mediums, and mythologies, including Greek, Roman, Celtic, and Japanese, Amano weaves a tapestry of influences into his art. He believes that stability can stifle creativity, advocating for the exploration of new styles and experiences. Amano's philosophy emphasizes the importance of selfexpression and individuality, rejecting conventional artistic rules in favor of personal vision and intuition.

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